What do you do when you get 2 novels to read at the same time? I am referring to The Striker by Clive Cussler and Justin Scott versus the much awaited Best Kept Secret by Jeffrey Archer.
Best Kept Secret by Jeffrey Archer is the 3rd book of the Clifton Chronicles, which detail the life and adventures of Harry Clifton and Giles Barrington. A new generation of Clifton family makes his appearance and Clifton Chronicles saga will continue for 2 more novels at least.
:-)
The paperback edition is available from Flipkart for just Rs. 245/-, would you believe it?
The Striker by Clive Cussler and Justin Scott is #6 of the Isaac Bell series and if it proves to be as good as Bell's earlier adventures, it is sure to be a hit. In 1902, young Isaac bell finds out that provocateurs sponsored by wicked villains and mine owners are causing trouble in the coal mines and not the union members as Van Dorn Agency was led to believe.
Watch out for my reviews next.
BTW while reviewing Isaac Bell #4 The Race, I had typed 'Ian' instead of Isaac Bell at one place. To this day if you google 'cussler ian bell series', you will see this blog at number 3 or 4 - two years down the line.
:-P
Best Kept Secret by Jeffrey Archer is the 3rd book of the Clifton Chronicles, which detail the life and adventures of Harry Clifton and Giles Barrington. A new generation of Clifton family makes his appearance and Clifton Chronicles saga will continue for 2 more novels at least.
:-)
The paperback edition is available from Flipkart for just Rs. 245/-, would you believe it?
The Striker by Clive Cussler and Justin Scott is #6 of the Isaac Bell series and if it proves to be as good as Bell's earlier adventures, it is sure to be a hit. In 1902, young Isaac bell finds out that provocateurs sponsored by wicked villains and mine owners are causing trouble in the coal mines and not the union members as Van Dorn Agency was led to believe.
Watch out for my reviews next.
BTW while reviewing Isaac Bell #4 The Race, I had typed 'Ian' instead of Isaac Bell at one place. To this day if you google 'cussler ian bell series', you will see this blog at number 3 or 4 - two years down the line.
:-P
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